How Construction Waste Turns Trash into Treasure

Construction waste primarily consists of various types of concrete, discarded bricks, steel bars, large quantities of wood, and household garbage. By processing this waste through multiple stages of crushing and screening, it can be reused. What are these processed materials used for, and do we encounter them frequently in daily life?

1. As Aggregate Materials

Processed concrete and discarded bricks, after crushing and screening, become coarse and fine aggregates. These can be used in building materials like concrete and mortar, as well as for road base layers. Aggregate materials have been utilized in recent construction projects such as highways, railways, and subways.

2. As Recycled Bricks and Other Building Products

Processed waste bricks and tiles undergo further manufacturing to create recycled bricks, paving tiles, and other building materials. These are widely used in plazas, sidewalks, slow lanes, landscaping, highways, and overpasses. Permeable bricks commonly seen in parks owe their existence to construction waste.

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